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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
3
Treat Coughs and Colds at Once. Dr King’s New Discovery claims to instantly combat colds and bronchial ailments by killing germs on contact. Emphasizes weakened systems, pine tar and healing balms, plus antiseptic action and rapid relief.
Iowa editorial pages unite in support of woman suffrage. A broad cross section of papers from Times-Republican Marshalltown to Journal Knoxville praise qualification of women voters, urge June referendum, and note the press as a powerful campaign force.
Summary of the suffrage push across Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Washington California Oregon Kansas Arizona Nevada Montana Alaska and nationwide signals. Mentions suffrage electoral votes 91 and campaigns in Iowa South Dakota West Virginia and Arkansas for 1917 ballot questions.
Prediction notes that Iowa will grant the franchise to women as native vote power dominates and business interests are under control, suggesting a likely Republican victory in the state led by Harlan.
Republican Estherville editorial decries evil influences opposing equal suffrage and urges its passage. Fort Dodge Chronicle notes discouragement over New Jersey results but urges persistence for Iowa suffragists.
In a statement attributed to Thomas A. Edison, he asserts that every woman in the country will eventually have the vote, calling the outcome certain.
Debating suffrage Depew argues women should vote citing no harm and potential good. He asserts broad support for extending voting rights and questions opposition driven by prejudice or tradition. The remark frames suffrage as a constructive reform backed by proponents.
O J Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a rapid recovery from a severe cold last December. He recommends the remedy and suggests consulting others who have used it. Forense by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith.
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